Becky was part of an infant attachment study when she was a baby, participating in a strange situation test with her mother
Later, as a young adult, Becky participated in an attachment interview assessing her adult representation of her attachment to her mother. Based on other studies of this kind, which of the following findings is likely?
a. Becky's infant attachment status will be unrelated to her adult attachment category.
b. Becky's infant attachment status is likely to be predictive of her adult attachment category.
c. Attachment theorists predict that the two attachment assessments will be related to each other, but no longitudinal research exists yet.
d. Attachment theorists predict that the two attachment assessments will not be related to each other, but no research exists yet.
b
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Researchers typically conduct a study because:
a. they are interested in the topic b. to fill in the gaps c. to provide an argument for conducting a study d. both a and b are correct
Which of the following traits best characterizes popular children across a wide variety of cultures?
a. Self-effacing and shy. b. Cautious and self-restrained. c. Sociable and helpful. d. Aggressive and sociable.
The terms “success identity” and “failure identity” are associated with:
A. psychoanalytic therapy. B. biofeedback therapy. C. reality therapy. D. trait-factor counseling.
Dino works at an apple orchard, and every year they sponsor an apple-eating contest to see who can eat the most apples in 15 minutes. Dino won last year by eating 18 apples in 15 minutes. Would this be considered a binge?
a. Yes. Most people could not eat 18 apples in 15 minutes. b. No, because it was apples instead of a high-calorie food. c. No, because Dino did not feel a lack of control. d. No, because it only happened one time.